Accidental Tech Podcast 638: Hop, Hop, Hop
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May 6, 2025 The discussion kicks off with clever anecdotes about kids bypassing tech restrictions in schools. Excitement builds around a new mixed reality app linking audiences to live performances, like the Blue Man Group. The legal tussle between Epic Games and Apple reveals behind-the-scenes leadership and pricing strategies. Tim Sweeney teases Fortniteās possible return to iOS, sparking further tech tensions. Recommendations on home networking gear, the notion of 'vibe coding,' and the integration of AI in development add an engaging touch to the tech chatter.
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Kid's Chromebook Block Evasion
- Casey Liss shares how his middle schooler cleverly evaded Chromebook content blocks to access games and YouTube.
- The kid even managed a shared spreadsheet with unblocked games, moderators, and ad sales among classmates.
StagePlay Live Theater VR Potential
- StagePlay brings live plays like Blue Man Group to mixed reality headsets.
- A fixed camera in a good seat may offer a quality experience similar to attending live theater.
Apple Execs Clash Over Epic Case
- Apple executives showed internal disagreement on complying with the Epic case injunction.
- Phil Schiller advocated law compliance, but CEO Tim Cook ignored concerns for financial reasons.